ATL: OSCAR - Post-Tropical - Discussion
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TheStormExpert
Re: ATL: OSCAR - Hurricane - Discussion
Looks like Oscar missed its chance to become a major. Winds now down to 85kts. (100mph)
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Hypercane_Kyle
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Re: ATL: OSCAR - Hurricane - Discussion
Yea, shear really kicked up a few notches and prevented Oscar from becoming our 3rd major of the season.
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Re: ATL: OSCAR - Hurricane - Discussion
It's down to a cat 1 (85mph) and picking up speed on its way out. Gonna try and take advantage of its waves now before it's gone for good.
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TheStormExpert
Re: ATL: OSCAR - Hurricane - Discussion
The NHC being humorous for Halloween on what is likely the second to last advisory on Oscar in my opinion. 
...OSCAR DOING A QUICK COSTUME CHANGE INTO A POWERFUL EXTRATROPICAL LOW... ...HIGH SURF TO CONTINUE ALONG BERMUDA BEACHES THROUGH TODAY...
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Re: ATL: OSCAR - Post-Tropical - Discussion
...OSCAR BECOMES A HURRICANE-FORCE POST-TROPICAL CYCLONE...
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Re: ATL: OSCAR - Post-Tropical - Discussion
Farewell, Oscar. Could this be the end of the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season? It certainly could be. On to Patty...or if it doesn't form, Andrea next late spring/summer.
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galaxy401
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Re: ATL: OSCAR - Post-Tropical - Discussion
Couldn't quite make it to November. I feel this might be the final storm of the season but you always can't rule out another Mid-Atlantic storm to form.
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Got my eyes on moving right into Hurricane Alley: Florida.
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TheStormExpert
Re: ATL: OSCAR - Post-Tropical - Discussion
galaxy401 wrote:Couldn't quite make it to November. I feel this might be the final storm of the season but you always can't rule out another Mid-Atlantic storm to form.
Can't also rule out something moving into Central America from the Western Caribbean a lot like Otto from two years ago.
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